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  Wissle

  I don't care about math whatsoever but this was incredibly interesting.
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  Demens Clay

  A big shoutout ot the graphics department for making this 100% more understandable!
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  Claudio Aguilera

  for the ones who want to play with this, here it's a code of python so you can try:
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  julz z

  the thing about the coral: it looks like coral that's actually exactly how nature works! it works on fractal math, because that's the simplest way to gain infinite complexity by just starting with a small rule like this
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  Tigran Tadevosyan

  It is really amazing that even though we have such advanced sciences, we can't solve seemingly such a simple problem. With all the advances in astrophysics, machine learning, and other stuff this kind of problem seems to be a child's play, but it is still not solved by the greatest mind humanity can off.
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  Christopher Gibbons

  I could totally imagine someone using this problem as their personal equivalent of the morning crossword puzzle.
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  shadyceddy

  Fun fact: We are not mathematicians but we got interested by this.
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  Victor Martinez

  I actually did the 27,114,424 step by step on my phone calculator and it took ages but I felt so accomplished 😭
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  Mark van Dijk

  What a clear and beautiful explanation of something complex. Great work! Your presenting skills are out of the ballpark
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  David Svarrer

  Well. The question, formulated a bit differently actually goes this way: Is there a sequence of
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  dbeast0318

  I feel like there's probably some way this could be proven, but as this video points out, it's a simple problem with relatively simple rules that can be applied, with many, many hidden catches and layers to it. The concept of trying to find patterns for numbers we can prove can be solved based on a set of increasingly large factors seems like the way I'd go. I think if you could start significantly limiting the searching space with a proof limiting which numbers do
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  mo

  Math requires you to think deeply, at least for me it does.
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  Dabo Life

  Math problem no one can solve: Exists
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  scott stutzman

  If it is ever solved it will be a stroke of luck. These are both interesting and frustrating at the same time. I have never been any good at math but I wish I had even the smallest understanding of some of this theories they are truly amazing.
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  hs 92160

  I used to hate Math ; But i just realised its because i did not understand it ...
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  Sergiu Stefan

  Wish I had had one of you guys as my math teacher. Would have made class a lot more interesting.
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  Ben Marshall

  something i find very interesting is that the only difference between this with negative and positive integers is that you essentially just subtract instead of add with negative numbers, but it has 3 loops instead of 1
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  John H

  I think what you'll find is that the whole universe is actually just maths. The more you go back to the origin of the universe the more abstract it becomes and tends only to be described by mathematical equations. A parallel is a fractal which starts from a simple equation and yet evolves into a fantastic universe of patterns, complexity and variation. That's what we are in. Possibly.
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  Pranav Pandey

  Your way of Explaining through Graphics is beautiful sir.
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  Marshmallow

  Maths is my only favourite subject from class 2. I just like how interesting this subject is, you have to make possibilities on some points on your own and how a big statement becomes a constant